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You won’t find anything it’s not a BP or author style it’s a header cell so has default browser styles applied ‘font-weight: bolder; text-align: center;’ if you don’t want those then you will need to override them in your author styles.

It’s not a hack just sounds like you haven’t added ‘buddypress’ into the list of tags in the style.css head meta? without buddypress in that tag list the warning is displayed.

If you are referring to the buddypress default theme ( /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/ ) it already has the necessary `Tags: buddypress` near the top of the style.css file……

https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/#Final

https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/

@kshengelia

You shouldn’t really be using ‘valign’ it’s a deprecated attribute, presentation is handled by CSS.

The reason that valign isn’t working for you is precisely because CSS has been used to apply a vertical-align: middle; to that cell.

You need to use a debugging tool such as Firebug for FireFox to allow you to examine the applied style/ rulesets for elements then you would be able to see what was affecting what.

BP default.css states that all table cells should be vertical-align: middle, you will need to adjust that specifically for that cell either by adding a class to style on or using descendant selectors.

== Can this be done? If yes, how? ==

Not at this time. Read this thread for explanation https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypress-roles/

@r-a-y Any ideas on how to clear out the stuck notifications that are already there?

Thanks

Just got back in. All tickets listed at this time in https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3241 are either being worked on and many have already been fixed. Kudos to all

== Perhaps this bug has been fixed in BP 1.3, what do you think? ==

@Qwindoo I haven’t seen any “bug” like this in current BP 1.2.8 at all. Does this happen only on tabs in the users section as well as in dropdown links from BP Admin Bar? Have you tried manually re-uploading your BP files to server?

== I installed BP 1.3-bleeding (downloaded from Trac just an hour ago) to test things out, ==

BP 1.3-bleeding should be tested on WP 3.2 rc1. In any case, you would have to resolve your current installation first,

While this is a general CSS query, we need a link to your site/demo page to see the specifics. Can you share?

@infocms

Open the file called style.css in your theme and look for “body” (it’ll be near the top). Modify the background-image & background-color properties to suit your theme.

You could also check out themes that enable you to customize stuff with a few clicks in an admin panel. Just so happens I’ve built a couple Here’s a link to the freebie: http://buddylite.com/buddylite-basic/

You’re on your way to learning all kinds of cool stuff! Have fun

“Control panel” doesn’t appear in BuddyPress. I guess that’s part of your theme, or another plugin?

You’ll need to remove (or rename) the folder wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-email-subscription, via FTP. Then try visiting your Dashboard.

@adamkb.balan

That’s not a plugin, it’s a standard Buddypress widget. Look under “Widgets” in your WordPress backend and you’ll see the one called “Who’s Online Avatars”. Just drag that widget to your sidebar and voilà!

@brooker @frizzo No worries you two, glad I could help Just remember, as always when editing the core files, your changes will not stay if you update your BuddyPress, just remember that if you decide to update in the future.